Sharp County record., 1887-01-06

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agreement with the Indians at Bert bold,
Oak, to surrender all their reservd tior
except portion thirty-five miles sqg gare
and to take lands in s"veralty
A PARTY of brigands, who were attack
ing and plundering houses at Capute teria
Sardinia, attempted to rob the silver
mines at Montelimas, but were bus
trated by the brave resistance of the min
| ers.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER says hltTt
tends to secure, if possible, the passatl'0
the present Congress of his bill to pro-
an enabling act for the admission int. :,
Union of Dakota, Montana, New Mexico
and Washington Territory.
FRANK WEIGMAN, one hundred and Ve
years old, who fought through the No
leonic wars against the French, has ,ust
died at Cincinnati
JOHN DAw, a farmer, living on the lut
skirts of MITCHELL Ont, was gored 10 diath
by bull on the 9th. His wife ran ous tc
the barnyard, and on seeing the bleeding
form of her husband on the ground -atel
| dead.
JOHN A. LOGAN, son Of the late EN- or
is engaged to be married to Mirl Ntt
Andrews, of Y Youngstown, o., AND Il
ding would have occurred early EE I
At the time Of Senator Logan's death 3:
Andrews and her mother were in heW
York buying the trousseau.
Two Of the officers and two of the ca,
convicted of conspiracy against thep AT
| Bulgarian regency were sentenced oA Eht
9th, the former to two months imprid den
ment each, and the latter each to I've
years Imprisonment.
GENERAL WARREN P. EDGARToN, foA a
long time post-office inspector, stationeqfat
st. Louis, has been reduced from the 81
ton of division chief at Boston, wiz = a
salary of $4,000, to a lower grade oA-n-
spector, with salary Of $1,000. =
THE annual convention of the WOmJ IS
National Stuff rage Association will be
at the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church in Wash
ington, on January %, 26 and 27. Although
resolution as been introduced in Cob
gress to grant them the use of the halAot
the House of Representatives, the assola-
tiOn does not rely upon securing this u1u'
sual privilege.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has IN
formed the Secretary of State that he los
information that two firms in Hong Kong,
viz Gin Tung Hi and Wing King Tupg
Kit, are largely engaged in selling certi.
ficatss to land Chinese in this country,
and that they smuggle females through
American ports for immoral purposes. He
suggests that the matter be investigated
by the United States Consul at Hong
Kong
PRESIDENT ELIOT of Harvard will not
confer the degrees on next commence
ment day He will sail for Europe soon,
accompanied by his wife, and will remain
abroad until next autumn, in hope Of re-
gaining his full health.
TIE committee formed TO conduct the
no-license campaign in the cities of Massa-
chusetts at the recent election, has called
a State temperance convention at Wor-
cester for January II to organize for the
no-hcense camps -lgin the towns of the
State in the cOmib1Sprlng elections, and
for the no-license campaign in the cities
next fall.
THE President is suffering from a return
of the rheumatic attack of several weeks
ago, from which he did not recover. He
is somewhat easier. He remains in bed
most of the time, although he occasionally
sits up. DR.. O'Reilly said on the 9th that
the President was improving, but that h.
had Orde. e.z,..9 keep vorIFs@2I-Lnr